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Cindy's Guide to Living (Cheaply) in Champaign-Urbana The Original, Often Imitated, New and Improved… Cindy's Guide to Living (cheaply) in Champaign-Urbana 2016 June 2016 Hi! I want to welcome you to Champaign-Urbana, Urbana-Champaign, C-U, U-C, or Shampoo-Banana…it’s all the same place! The twin cities are divided by a single street -- Wright Street -- which runs through the center of campus. If you are west of Wright Street, you are in Champaign, to the east, you are in Urbana. I developed this handbook back in 1994 in an attempt to help students new to town learn the little secrets the "townies" know about C-U. I know that grad school is a big enough transition without the added stress of being new to a community. I hope this will help ease that stress by giving some ideas about where to go and how to easily get around town. I am a "townie"; born and raised in C-U. I graduated from both Urbana High School and the University of Illinois (in psychology) decades ago. I lived in Los Angeles for 11 years, but always considered C-U my home. I returned to town in 1992, to a very fast-growing area -- where miles of cornfields once stood, shopping malls and restaurants now thrive. When I lived in LA, I could have definitely used a guide such as this. Living with a grad student husband, and only getting paid once a month, we had to learn to budget carefully. I have never completely given up that budget-conscious lifestyle. Thus, most of the places I talk about in this guide are relatively inexpensive, though I do mention (and recommend) some of the more expensive places to go. This list is primarily comprised of places where I actually shop, eat, and visit. My lists are, as a result, limited. There are many other places besides the ones I include here, and many are just as good, I'm sure. It's all relatively subjective. I also primarily list places off campus, as you are more apt to find the hidden gems on campus yourselves. I have included other information that may come in handy for new graduate students such as emergency, utility company, and University phone numbers, along with news sources, and some ways to get around town. I hope you will find the information in this guide useful. This is a wonderful community to live in, with lots of variety, and new businesses starting up all the time. Sometimes these restaurants and businesses only stay around for a short time, and as a result, this guide may be out of date in a matter of months. So, if you like a place, be sure to visit it frequently. Always support your favorite local businesses! Here is one final money saving tip: Always ask if a business has a STUDENT DISCOUNT. Many businesses are very supportive of our students and offer special discounts on their goods and services to students who can show a student ID card. It may be $1 or 10%, but it all adds up over time! If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to ask me. And if you need help navigating graduate school, check out the Graduate College’s New Grad Student Welcome Guide at www.grad.illinois.edu/quick-guide. I sincerely hope you enjoy your time in C-U! Cindy Dodds, Administrative Coordinator Center for Biophysics & Quantitative Biology Table of Contents IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS ......................................................................................................................................... 1 EMERGENCY NUMBERS ......................................................................................................................................................... 1 Hospitals ............................................................................................................................................................................... 1 Champaign ............................................................................................................................................................................ 1 Urbana .................................................................................................................................................................................. 1 University of Illinois ............................................................................................................................................................. 1 Champaign County Sheriff ................................................................................................................................................... 1 Illinois Road Conditions ....................................................................................................................................................... 1 24-Hour Hotlines .................................................................................................................................................................. 1 UNIVERSITY PHONE NUMBERS ............................................................................................................................................ 2 TENANT’S UNIONS/LOCAL UTILITIES (CUSTOMER SERVICE NUMBERS) ....................................................................... 2 Tenant’s Unions ................................................................................................................................................................... 2 Utilities ................................................................................................................................................................................. 2 Phone Companies (Land Lines/Internet) .............................................................................................................................. 2 Cable/Satellite Services ........................................................................................................................................................ 2 Cell Phone Companies ......................................................................................................................................................... 2 POST OFFICES ......................................................................................................................................................................... 3 NEWS/TV/RADIO ..................................................................................................................................................................... 4 LOCAL SUBSCRIPTION NEWSPAPER SERVICE .................................................................................................................... 4 FREE PAPERS ........................................................................................................................................................................... 4 LOCAL TELEVISION STATIONS ............................................................................................................................................. 4 LOCAL RADIO STATIONS ....................................................................................................................................................... 5 GETTING AROUND ................................................................................................................................................................. 6 C-U MASS TRANSIT DISTRICT (CU MTD) ........................................................................................................................... 6 BICYCLES ................................................................................................................................................................................ 6 MOTORIZED VEHICLES .......................................................................................................................................................... 6 Driver's License Examination Station (aka DMV) ............................................................................................................... 7 Division of Campus Parking ................................................................................................................................................. 7 Zipcar .................................................................................................................................................................................... 7 Uber Cars/Taxis .................................................................................................................................................................... 7 Purchasing a Vehicle ............................................................................................................................................................ 7 Car Repair ............................................................................................................................................................................. 8 SHOP ‘TILL YOU DROP! ........................................................................................................................................................ 9 FOOD SHOPPING ..................................................................................................................................................................... 9 Grocery Stores ...................................................................................................................................................................... 9 “No-Frill”/ “Warehouse” Grocery Stores ...................................................................................................................... 9 County Market 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